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i want to thank any guest, nih director, dr. francis collins, and great to have you with us. >> great to be here. >> like the old song says, the days are dwindling down on a precious few. we're going to bring our last programs before we sign-off. tomorrow, our conversation with the u.s. ambassador for international religious freedom. i'm ray suarez, thank you for watching, good night. >> this is aljazeera america, live from new york, i'm erica pitzi. tony harris has the night off. convention, ted cruz's victory in wisconsin, and the possibility more likely. >>> and amulet'sy million dollars merger terminated. >>> helping people with heroin addictions, there could being be a new treatment option. and the rebirth of vinyl.

i want to thank any guest, nih director, dr. francis collins, and great to have you with us. >> great to be here. >> like the old song says, the days are dwindling down on a precious few. we're going to bring our last programs before we sign-off. tomorrow, our conversation with the u.s. ambassador for international religious freedom. i'm ray suarez, thank you for watching, good night. >> ali velshi, getting to the heart of the matter. >> what if there were no cameras here, would be the best solution? >> this goes to the heart of the argument. >> people out here are struggling and just trying to get by with whatever they can. >> new york city has a higher level of inequality of wealth than honduras and india. >> people need to demand reform. >> it's coming together little by little. >> we're making it the best that we can. >> we're not deterred. we're building a historic project here. >> how big do you see this getting? >> we're trying to get a feel for what the people of iran are thinking right now. >> the galleries and the art

i pushed very hard, and as you mentioned, bernadine was the first woman appointed head of nih, the first black to head social security, gwen king. other programs to increase diversity -- >> no, it's -- [inaudible] yeah. >> as well as programs to again benefit the black community. so he was very supportive of that. and one other thing that most people don't know. the bush family has been involved with the united negro college fund since its beginning in 1946. george h.w. bush's mother was of the first directors, and it's been a member -- there's been a member of the bush family on the board continuously. so he con rinsed me, he's -- convinced me he was supporter of diversity. >> i also mentioned that i wanted to talk about the current state of things. since you have lived in a segregated society, you were in boston in the late '50s when things were not be so easy, but you were in medical school, and they were easier. there seems to me to be a wave with gender issues, feminism and with race issues that is, reminds me of 1958. there's an interest with black lives matter in what's really hap

and old georgetown road gets to you nih this morning and factor in extra time. those alternate ng way past withof extra five slowing through clinton this morning a crash blocking shoulder. that's your traffic back to yo you. >> thanks, erin. we have one more dave track miss before round two of play yvs for the cats. >> yunk juries joining us live game one same as nfl draft. . >> brainier. >> back with a live look in bethesda a mess for trivrz in this area it happened overnight in the 9100 block of rockville pike one southbound lane gets by right new and all northbound lanes reopened. good news there no word how long it will take crews to make the fix. >> welcome back to "fox5 news morning" and due water main break jamy ras kin emerged adds oven= r, let'ess06.7 fm the fan sound awesome. home game thursday night prime time except something else is going on tomorrow nights what do you do? >> i that i i'm very distraugh distraught. i'm nfl draft guy who doesn't love the nfl draft. >> i can't believe they're going head to head with the draft. >> i don't know why they

arena even today a study published in the journal of science in 2011, showed that black applicants for nih grants for level of education and years of experience and all variables still had had half of the success rate in getting an nih grant as whites because of unconscious bias in the system, so that is something we need to address, so it's that kind of thing that is still with us where often times people in the system are not aware of the bias that does exist, so we still have a lot to do to work on that. >> yes, i would like to know whether in the new approach being done by science in terms of the facts that there is only one race and that that race was originated in africa, you being a doctor, when are we going to tell all these white people, blond people, yellow people, whatever that they are blacks, they were originally black and because of the fact that they move to different environments, they have different eating habits and different foods and different climates, that's why they changed their color, and the only way to finish with the racism is to let them know that they belong t

do you believe the nih and cdc? >> we do believe the nih and the cdc.have to use the resources we have wisely. >> we need the money now. >> reporter: democrats and the white house favor emergency request which doesn't need to be funded at the expense of other programs. house minority leader nancy pelosi. >> the budget process takes a long time, practically nine months before we could ever get any other money. there is no guarantee that you'll have it, the money at the end of the year. >> reporter: at the end of the day that money will be there or went be there? >> i don't know. honestly don't know. that is what is -- has us very concerned. >> reporter: congressman cole says he understands the importance of funding. w work with you. >> do you have the guarantee money will be there if needed truly needed? >> yeah, they do. >> reporter: scott, yesterday the cdc confirmed, zika causes birth defects. that makes it all the more our jnt to launch a full-scale assault against the virus and mosquitoes. >> jon lapook, the best doctor on capitol hill. thank you. >

nih confirms it receives brains from the richmond medical examiner's office. they say the for research for a monthly contract with the virginia department of health. >> tense moment for passengers on the red line. it happened at 7:15 p.m. saturday night. a red line train encountered heavy smoke in the tunnel. the train was evacuated and parts of the red line was shot down. the federal transit administration which currently has oversight of metro will be investigating the incident. no one was injured, but there were some frightening and chaotic moments for passengers. one rider tells us the light went off and she heard an explosion. the train reversed direction, passengers were off loaded at the platform and the station was evacuated. we talked to riders who are fed up and don't understand why our metro system has so many issues. >> i and some overpass jersey directly asked them why what's going on. and he wouldn't answer. in fact he wouldn't even make eye contact. he seemed very nervous. >> metro says a metal part of a rail dislodged and came into contact with

the total nih budget, the total budget is $30.1 billion. phrma member companies, we only have about 33 member companies. phrma member companies, baio pharmaceutical r&d was $51.2 billion. so we take the basic research from nih and do the clinical trials and figure out how to make that work for patients to treat certain diseases. nih doesn't just do research for the pharmaceutical industry but for academic institutions, research for the department of defense for a variety of other institutions and agencies as well. but don't be confused into thinking if all of our companies went away nih would be bringing new drugs to you. that is not going to happen. despite the fact even if you doubled the budget we might get some things done faster. might get better research more quickly for patients who need this. it's not going to solve the problem. you still need the investment by biopharmaceutical companies to do the research to turn the basic science into something that is treating disease. from the perspective of people who are working in the state

and generally, the nih works on things that are not as hard as this and pancreatic and trying to breakhrough that and make sure there's a substantial amount of research. that's what we had to do with autism and we've gotten for 10 or 11 years, almost $3 billion worth of research funds from congress to the nih, primarily all for autism and we need to do the same thing for pancreatic cancer, quite frankly. >> in fact, that's clear ly an enormous challenge and if anyone is the man, and suzanne, the woman for this job, it's you as well. i wanted to speak about autism for a moment from the book. because you say in the book that i knew from the very beginning that if we were going to accomplish anything, increasing awareness had to be the first priority because everything else, raising funds, supporting research, getting better legislation, putting pressure on insurers, everything flows from it. awareness is the gateway through which we accomplish everything else and it still is. and once you had awareness, first of all, the information started flowing, and the stories, the personal narrativ

when i became secretary, i pushed very hard and i should mention the first woman was the head of the nih appointed, the first woman surgeon general who is also a latina, the first black to have social security, glenn king, other programs to increase as well as programs to benefit the black community. so he was very supportive of that and one other thing most people don't know, the bush family has been involved in the united negro college fund since its beginning in 1946. george h. w. bush's mother was one of the first directors, a bush member of the family on the board continuously since that time. so come he convinced me come he is supportive of education and diversity so it was a pleasure and an honor to serve. >> i also mentioned when we were talking but i wanted to talk about the current state of things. since you have lived in a segregated society, you were in boston in the late 50s when things were not so easy that you were in medical school when they were easier. there seems to me to be a way with gender issues, feminism and race issues that reminds me of 1968. there's an interest

examiner in richmond says their office is selling brains zoe nated by the families of loved ones to nih's reported the organs have been sold for a total of $150,000. the assistant medical examiner leveled the accusations in a 20-minute youtube video. it alleges fraud, the sale of donated organs, incompetent pathologists and a bias toward law enforcement. >> after attempts to present this information to the constituents of virginia, other avenues, i've come to the realization it's something i'm going to have to do myself. everything in this presentation is true to the best of my knowledge and i would gladly swear to it under oath. >> nih confirms it receives brains from the medical examiner's office. they say the organs are obtained for research through a monthly contract health. >> shoppers are planningd to boycott target over its transgender bathroom policy. this after a petition last week in response to saying transgender customers or employees can use the bathroom that corresponds with their identity. they warn it encourages sexual and pred dors and puts women and children in danger.

i work in nih. i don't want to be caught up in something like this. he was bald, skinny guy, scruffy beard. i didn't see him straight on. i wasn't trying to look at him directly. didn't want to know who you are. >> the rest of the night eric and katrina watched the rest of the basketball game and then they focused on each other. >> excuse me. this is too much information. we had sex for a while and i went to sleep. >> a little later she said she was woken up by eric talking to someone outside the bedroom. through a crack in the door, katrina thought she could make out a face, and the man looked familiar. >> she believed the guy to be the drug dealer. >> the same guy she had met earlier. >> yes. >> this was only hours before eric was murdered in his bed. detective ryu vin now had another major suspect. >> so we concentrated on the drug dealer. >> this would prove to be a critical moment in the case. but not for the reasons you think. >>> coming up, police strike gold maybe in the drug dealer's apartment. >> that's the same kind of gun that killed eric.

nih said it is not complied with safety standards to protect patient from up appropriate risks.far nih says there's no evident patient should have been harmed and agency will conduct a review and they won't enroll new patients in the expert are involved. >> according to washingtonian magazine five best place in our area mount pleasant trinidad shaw and boston and virginia and hyattsville in maryland. >> i totally agree. i love high atville you have been ton old hyattsville. it's a quainlt neighborhood there. >> thanks so much steve. >> with what's trending. >> after the break the theater that is facing loss of liquor license over the movie dead pool. skechb back with that and reminder before we take you to break if you have a news tip share it with us. do that by calling 202 853,000 or emailing tip "fox5" tips wttg.com. we're back in a >>♪ after a couple days in the 80s and more sunshine today it's hard to complain. >> never felt super hot when it was in the 80s. >> it was dry. >> i like dry heat very much. okay. tucker barnes joining us a smith aft five. >> perhaps wow like to

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let's double the budget of nih and get it done. i'm david trone and i approve this message. robert: i hope you are ready for baseball. nats with exhibition baseball with the twins. scott abraham is at nats park to get us ready for the action. what is the clubhouse like? scott: robert, i hope you can see the big smile on my face right now. it is so good to be talking baseball agai! what a great sight this is. fans filing in to the ballpark. the turnstiles open for business. the washington home. right now taking on the minnesota twins inside nationals park. look at the video from earlier today. nats taking batting practice. dusty baker, the new manager first year with the club. he knows this team can be special. for the players they are ready to get the new season underway. >> position to get there. good news, two games and get more bats than game one when everybody is ready to go. >> two games to fine tune stuff. couple more bats. play together to see what we have. ready to get the season going. scott: certainly no shortage of talent on the national roster. exbition game toni

the work was suspended in two facilities because nih says they have not complied with safety standards to protect patients from inappropriate risks. so far nih says there's no evident any patients were harmed and the agency will conduct a rigorous review. they also won't enroll new patients he in affected trials until issues are resolved. >> and next up pepco customers listen up you may have to pay a little more. it is asking for a 10% rate hike in maryland. now the request follows last month merger which saves cust final decision would be made by par mar public service commission later this year. >>> and would you like to know the hottest neighborhoods in d.c.? well according to wash toneian magazine, these are the five best places in our area. they include mount pleasant, boston, trinidad, shaw and hyattsville. all great neighborhoods i agre agree. . >> do they know you live there. >> ding, diping, ding. >> have you ever lost your train of thought. >> i think i did so now. >> well now they know what causes. it details in today's health watch. and first caps getting ready for day four

pregnant or planning to become pregnant, the national institute for allergy and infectious diseases at nih, fast-tracking efforts to create a vaccine. he joined me to share the latest. >> we're almost certainly going to start that sometime in september, that will involve about 80 individuals, we likely would do it right here in the washington area in bethesda at the nih, just to show that it's safe and it induces the right amount of immune response if we're successful with that by the end of 2016, early 2017, we'll go into what's called an advanced phase 2 b trial, which would involve thousands of people. >> there was a survey last week or recently, showing that people really don't know much about zika. a lot of misinformation about this. what do you think people ought to know about this? >> i think they ought to know one, the importance of taking care and protecting pregnant women. that's the reason why we in the united states right nowhe make sure that everyone knows if you're pregnant, thinking of becoming pregnant, might be pregnant, do not travel to areas in which there's an outbreak.

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let's double the budget of nih and get it done. i'm david trone and i approve this message. the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. braden holtby is one point away from tying an nhl record season but hein a will have to wait another game. the other goalie got the start tonight. he had one save, then another on the rebound. they are scoreless right now in the second. as if this year's ncaa tournament was not exciting enough, villanova had to towards oklahoma in a reco-b josh hart had 23 points. kris jenkins had 18. the wildcats dismantle oklahoma 95-51. the 44-point margin is the most ever in a national semi final game. >> that was just one of those games that could happen to anybody. i feel bad for oklahoma that it happened to them in the final four. i'm happy we had one of those games were we just made every shot. went up and in. >> it made it tough on me. we cannot get it going. they made shots and we were trying to find ways to make shots. they played terrific tonight. erin: in a game that just finished, marcus paige carolina beat syracuse 83-

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officials at nih say that money is crucial to creating a vaccine. >> what i have done is take money from other areas of nonzika research to start. we couldn't just stop and wait for the money. we had to go ahead for it. the only trouble is if we don't get the money the president has asked for, we're not going to be able to take it to the point where we've actually accomplish what had we need to do. >> right now nih is using to fight ebola. >>> so who was the aggressor in the fight, a fight that ended with a former nfl star dead in the street and another man charged with murder? >>> also tonight, we'll report a new evening experience at starbucks starting at some select locations tomorrow. >>> and right now we're taking a look at the capital wheel down towards the potomapotomac, and woodrow wilson bridge. all looking good. we have a mix of sun and clouds but rain is on the way. we'll talk about how long you'll need that umbrella and what comes ne in my forecast. xt >>> new tonight, virginia governor terry mcauliffe says he will not support using the electric chair as an alternate method f

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let's double the budget of nih and get it done. i'm david trone and i approve this message. >>> when a knife was suddenly discovered at the site of o.j. simpson's former home it set off massive speculation, but tonight police say it was not the weapon used to kill nicole simpson and ron goldman. forensics ruled out that idea. the man that found it gave it to a police officer, the detectives learned only recently he had it. the actual weapon was never found. >>> and taking a stand, banning a trip to south carolina, the mayor is opposed to a law that critics say discriminates against the lgbt community. this afternoon, the mayor cancelled plans for d-dot attend a meeting in raleigh. meanwhile, they are rejecting to change the law, despite the governor's suggestion of tweaking the bill earlier this week. critics held a rally as you see there in wilmington today. the controversial law limits protection for gays, lesbians and transgender people. >>> the hacker accused of breaking into george w. bush's private e-mail account is now in al

let's double the budget of nih and get it done. i'm david trone and i approve this message.i>stroand restoring aing a newbfather's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier... and coming home sooner. stronger is seeking answers... and not giving up, until you find them. because we don't just want your kids to grow up, we want them to grow up stronger. the yorklifornia and are set to become the highest paid minimum wage states in the to raisereaching deals the minimum wage to $15 an hour. governor jerry brown says he will sign a law on monday. governor andrew cuomo in new york reaching a tentative deal last night. the increases would be phased in over the next several years. an incredible story here -- a baby kidnapped from a suburban philadelphia mall is back with family today. surveillance video shows a woman leaving with the seven-week-old in

let's double the budget of nih and get it done. i'm david trone and i approve this message.onathan: first, breaking news from south arlington, where one of two people stabbed to death is now dead. there is a manhunt for the person who did this. tom roussey is on the scene. where did this happen? tom: the police say that it happened near the intersection of south glebe road street in arlington. according to a woman who lives nearby, one of the victims ran ,hile bleeding up the street went to her home and said, my father has been stabbed. the older man, who was 46 years old, has died. this is video from after we arrived on the scene, a little after 8 p.m. the younger man, who the police say is in his late teens, they say his injuries are not life-threatening. however, his father's death becomes arlington's first homicide of the year. the police do not have a description of a suspect. as far as we know, nobody is in custody. tom roussey, abc 7 news. jonathan: the other story we are watching tonight is the weather, pop-up storms moving through tonight, some very strong. meteorol

and is the number one nih grant recipient of pediatric hospitals in america as well. many, many of north philadelphia residents, west philadelphia residents, west oak lane, work at colleges and universities. so they bring employment. and we've got 400,000 young people getting an education at 101 colleges and universities in the tristate area. which is one of the reasons we've had such great millennial population growth. come get an education and stay. eight years ago, 28% of our non-native pennsylvania students were staying in the city. today, 49%. so, you're going to have conflicts. and so whether it's somebody wants to build a stadium, this one wants to build a new housing development, we're tearing this one down, building more housing, many more of the students want to stay on campus, great thing, but is there a displacement? all those kinds of issues? in philly, i think many of our colleges and universities, soy went to penn, graduated in '79, and i saw much of what was taking place in west philadelphia. and i think it was pertinent to many of the other schools. i

. >> reporter: tonight the cdc and the nih are both urging congress to provide nearly $2 billion to fight zika. so far, though, republican leaders have insisted the white house use money allocated for ebola prevention first. now with temperatures rising and cities already spraying for mosquitos, health experts warn they need emergency funding now. lester. >> tom, thank you. >>> just eight days after the new york primary, our brand-new poll out this evening shows donald trump far out in front here in his home state. positioned for a delegate haul that could dramatically smooth his patho the nomination. the nbc news/"wall street journal"/marist has trump at 54% in new york, leading kasich and cruz by more than 30 points each. that same poll shows democrat hillary clinton, who claims new york has home, in a double-digit lead. 55% to 41% over bernie sanders. our team is covering it all. first to nbc's hallie jackson. hallie, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. even with that big lead here in new york, donald trump is arguing the delegate system is stacked against him. these new y

nih confirms it receives brains from the office. they say the organs are obtained for research through a monthly contract with the virginia department of health. the money paid is to cover the staff needed to support the project. [ screaming ] >> it's just terrifying. horrifying moments for metro riders. this is video of frightened passengers taken saturday on the red line. a train leaving friendship heights became engulfed in heavy smoke in the tunnel. passengers say they konlt get answers about what to do during the chaos. metro's general manager was during a hearing today. he says while everyone did evacuate safely, he's investigating to see if employees followed protocol. >> clearly for the people on the train, it's, you know, very stressful. i get it for sure. but we have to basically get people back in the safe area as quickly as possible. but you can't just start making decisions without knowing what you're making them. >> metro continues to investigate what caused that smoke. right now evidence points to a metal part of a ra

let's double the budget of nih and get it done. i'm david trone and i approve this message. >>> you've heard of drunk texting, drunk eating, but what about drunk shopping? it turns out some people hearsay they have heard about that. after a few too many drinks people go online and spend their money. >> i'm not going to reveal who told us they know about doing that. apparently it happens between the hours of 8:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m. friday night. >> reporter: when do you do most of your online shopping? >> i would say after i go out on a friday night. >> reporter: new data shows a significant spike in women's online shopping late friday night presumably after a drink or two. >> alcohol loosens you up, you come home and you have those things on your mind and you end up shopping. >> reporter: leading to a phenomenon called sip and click. in fact they experience more orders at 2:00 a.m. on a friday night compared to monday night and after 1:00 a.m. the value of each order is up 40% versus that same time on a monday night. lingerie, dres

we don't have any money left from the ebola allocation that came through the nih. there may be ebola money around, but we don't have it. >> reporter: the senator asked congress to approve $1 billion for victims of the zika virus. >>> 63-year-old steven scalperen was found dead in basement of a townhome after an intense blaze last week. today atf and montgomery county police and fire investigators were all over the scene looking for evidence of foul play. he was a jeweler. friends told news4 he had problems with drug abuse but recently had turned his life around. >>> tonight the fbi is stepping up their search for a bank robber that they nicknamed the bange last six months wearing glasses, a neck brace and a bandage covering part of his face. each time he hands a bank employee a note demanding money. there is $5,000 up for grabs if you can help the fbi catch this guy. >>> san francisco makes history today, becoming the first place in the country to require businesses to require fully paid leave for new parents. the city's board of supervisors voted unanimously today

cdc, nih and other government agencies working on things like a vaccine, there a fall trial they're trying to get going. tests for doctors to see whether or not zika is having a huge impact here. the link with birth defects, paralysis and is this a big one, controlling mosquitos, the types of mosquitos that can carry zika have been found as far as new york and san francisco. and so mosquito control is a big part of this. until congress opens the purse strings, this is the money that they're using, but the administration is making it very clear it's not enough. >> tracie potts on the hill for us. thank you. >>> a police officer shoots and kills a pit bull in northeast. this happened just off new hampshia bit a woman. but when they arrived at the scene, the dog moved toward the officer and that's when the officer shot the dog. one witness told news 4 it didn't need to end like that. >> because i take the dog back up to the house with a stick. i say go, go, get back in the house. i let them in, somehow they they got out. i don't know how they got back out again. and the next thing i hear and

alleged fraud of donated organs and competent pathologists and bias towards law enforcement nih confirms it received it from the notary examiners office and organs are obtained with research. >> checking our other top stories mother of the man accused of sooting two people outside of a wisdom martin prom says her son is not a monster but a victim of bullying. and police accused jacob wagne wagner's classmates said he shot and wounded two people before shot and killed police out of the high school. they have not said what they think caused him to carry out the shooting. >> in ohio the massive statewide search continues for kill are or killers that took out a authorities saying the shootings are drug-related and three large scale marijuana grow houses are fopd at three of the four crime screams and three young children unable to even speak because of their age survived the shootings and counsellers and psychologist are in town to help people deal with the murders and there's a 25,000 award leading to arrest arrests. >> cleveland reached a 6 million settlement over the death of tam here ric

reporter: cameron's mom says that they are trying all that they can and that they have even contacted nih. they tell us that there is no family history of seizures. >> well, changing gears. i hope you spent some times outdoors today. how long can we keep the great weather around? i'll be back with that i'm chris van hollen, and i approve this message. narrator: an attack ad from the campaign for donna edwards. so untrue. so outrageous that president obama said, "pull it down." the obama white house called the ad on chris van hollen and the nra "misleading." the sun says van hollen and president obama have the exact same position. the post praised van hollen as a "leading champion on gun safety," and condemned the edwards ads that "mislead" voters. donna edwards. will she say anything to win an election? >>> today was just one of those days. it had to be outside. i hope you have enjoyed it. >> well, i napped. >> that's right. you might have tuned in this mornind doing the morning news, but i got outside for you. >> i was just on the weather terrace that it is gorgeous. and gu

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the 1993 nih revitalization act includes testimony where california democrat henry waxman said and i quote, this amendment i am offering would enact the most important safeguard to prevent any sale of fetal tissue for any purpose, not just for the purpose of research. any sale for any purpose. it would be a horrid waxman continued to allow for the sale of fetal tissue in the market to be created for that sale. ". words are important. the report language in the florida debate created a clear legislative intent that no one should process from the sale of fetal tissue. yet here in today's documents and exhibits, we see a business brochure and website urging quote, partner with us and improve the profitability of yourclinic. improve your bottom line. the financially profitable. these are quotes. procurement business offers a payment issue to abortion clinics and it offers to do all the work . that would appear to be the abortion clinic has no costs and it would thus appear to be precisely about profit as the marketing literature says. questions of profit and legality matter because we ar

this is just a close proximity to walter reed as well as nih. 11 customers are affected according toounds and one northbound lane is closed. we have a reporter on the scene. this will have a significant impact on the morning rush. you want to consider alternate routes. old georgetown road will be the best bet. update shortly. over to you. >>> he was trying to get away from one crime scene but ran into the secret service. that's what police are saying about the arrest of a man that tried jumping the fence yesterday at the old executive office building. >> he was quickly taken into custody. d.c. fire and ems reports he may have injured his hand trying the white house t on lockdown for a short period of time after the incident. >>> the senate reached a tentative by bipartisan deal to address the water crisis in flint, michigan. it would authorize $170 million in grants to replace miles of lead contaminated pipes. last week michigan's attorney general filed criminal charges against three officials linked to switching the water source. >>> montgomery county police are asking for your help

with 3-d technology which is still considered experimental and it is now also collaborating with the nih to create a web site that shows cases of three three dimensional to help owners and vet students to understand k-9 brains. is this a macing ? we have links for you a at cbs philly.com, click on health and i will post it on our facebook and social media pagees very special people. >> yes judge anyone with a doggies going, good news. >> eyes are glued. >> thanks, stephanie. >>> lets check with kate for our forecast. we have a big parade coming up on friday. >> we do indeed and good news we have rain thursday, we have a lot of cold this weekend. parade is wedged in the middle and not too bad. it will be chilly out there but we could have a lot worse day certainly for the parade. it could have been tomorrow with rain, saturday with temperatures in the 40's and snow showers. not too bad for that villanova parade but weekend in the looking so great just yet. lets look at what is happening right now a a few high clouds drift nothing over center city philadelphia at the moment. clouds increas

that's the sobering update from cdc and nih officials about the zika virus. researcher news say unborn babies are at risk throughout a pregnancy rather than just the first trimester. and the mosquitos that carry the virus have now been found in 30 states, including d.c., maryland, and virginia. but the biggest risk may be for pregnant women along the gulf coast. >> areas of extreme poverty and poor neighborhoods in u.s. gulf coast cities such as houston and new orleans, maybe tampa that we are highly vulnerable to seeing zika virus transmission leading to microcephaly cases. >> another warning today about zika. it can cause other forms of brain damage inba after birth. >>> a former woman's basketball coach with ties to maryland has been acquitted on sexual abuse charges. bryce mckee was briefly an assistant coach for the university of maryland. but the charges stem from his time at zavier university. a player there accused him of groping her at his home. today a kentucky judge found mckee not guilty of those charges. mckee resigned from maryland in august aft

. >>> doctors from the cdc and nih are asking congress for $2 billion in emergency funding to fight the virus. >>> well today is national equal pay day. april 12th. represents the number of extra days since the start of last year that a woman working full time has to work to earn the same amount as a man in a year. in honor of female equality, president obama will designate a new national monument later today, in washington, d.c. the historic site houses an extensive collection documenting the history, tactics and accomplishments of the women's movement in the u.s. >>> co-captain of the u.s. women's soccer team, carly lloyd continues to speak up about the pay gap in soccer. in an essay published by "the new york times," she said the team is sick of being treated like second-class citizens. >>> equal pay day is prompting some tech companies to release their figures, facebook, microsoft, godaddy and amazon say they provide equal pay with women making 99 cents to a man's dollar. the u.s. now ranks 74th in wage equality among 145 countries. that's down from 65th place in 2014. the gap in ea

the biologist nih in bethesda. she is currently a whistleblower.wh overwhelming data. she says she had overwhelming data, vaccines cause autism. directly associated.guest: as yo >> guest: thank you for that question. autism is a very difficult question.more we need more research. at exten one thing that has been looked at extensively is the question of vaccines. that a more than a dozen good studies looking at that. as a dr., public health expert, vaccines are the cause. we do know that vaccines prevent very serious conditions and recommend them strongly. it is important that we monitor them carefully. >> host: a quick follow-up >> caller: i encourage all the listeners to go to cdc truth .org and look at theti interviews. recently bobby kennedy ack acknowledged that the lead scientist for the cdc with the mmr vaccine have been genetically modified. you >> guest: thank you for that comment. i am not familiar with that issue, but it has been used widely in the us and around the world. and we are seeing huge progress in measles prevention, mainly in africa and asia. measl

let's double the budget of nih and get it done.david trone and i approve this message. >>> some scary moments captured on camera when a 150-foot whale watching ship couldn't come to a stop in san diego. onlookers had to scatter fast when they heard the big boat blast its horn. seconds later it rammed right into the >>> some scary moments captured on camera when a 150-foot whale watching ship couldn't come to a stop in san diego. onlookers had to scatter fast when they heard the big boat blast its horn. seconds later it rammed right into the passengers on board were hurt. there are reports the ship's propulsion system malfunctioned. >>> a huge debut for a highly anticipated car a day after video of long lines and crowds that looked more like an apple event. elon musk revealed the tesla model 3 has received 198,000 orders in just 24 hours of launching its more moderately priced electric car. standard versions start at about 35,000, but the first ones are expected to go for tens of thousand more as customers add more features. >>> nbc